3 reasons why Brock Lesnar's absence from WWE is frustrating

2017 WWE SummerSlam
2017 WWE SummerSlam

Brock Lesnar reportedly may be out of SummerSlam this year. WWE fans may have to wait for a little more time to see the beast in action. Brock Lesnar made his last appearance in The Greatest Royal Rumble which happened on the 27th April of this year.

It has been two months since Brock Lesnar made an appearance, and while the thought in itself is disheartening for WWE fans who want more screen time from Brock Lesner, it has been nothing less than discomforting for the coveted Universal Championship title picture.

While Roman Reigns might rant about how Brock Lesnar is irresponsible and doesn't deserve the title because of his absence, it is clear that WWE is ensuring it's best to mention Lesnar's name in every event.

Roman's rant about how Brock Lesnar doesn't deserve the title and the last RAW which saw Kurt Angle talking about who will challenge The Beast seems too blatant now.

Brock Lesner's absence is frustrating, to the extent that the day he makes his return, we will be far past wanting to see him in the ring. We look at three reasons why his absence is making every WWE fan cringe.


#1 Braun Strowman is missing an adversary

WWE SummerSlam 2015
Brock Lesnar

Braun Strowman is turning out to be a great competitor for the beast. His in-ring performances are only getting better by the day. The rare but well placed dialogues in the middle of the fights are both exciting and add value to the game.

Since the last time both of these giants met, Braun has come a long way into establishing himself as the monster the WWE portrayed him as since the very start.

It only seems plausible for WWE that these two come into the ring and battle out for the Championship. Braun has become no match for every other wrestler on the roster and his superiority in the ring is quite evident.

The Beast Incarnate will have a thing to prove when he faces The Monster In The Ring, but that cannot happen in the absence of Brock Lesner.

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#2 RAW deserves better for the Universal Championship

2017 WWE SummerSlam
Brock Lesnar vs Roman Reigns

Ever since the brands split, and the championship belts were rubbed off into being a RAW championship belt and SmackDown Championship belt, things have only gotten worse. There is only a set roster which can challenge the Universal Championship belt and a set roster to challenge the WWE Championship belt.

While the latter is being used to it's maximum in coming up with good storylines and feuds, the Universal Championship is always a match missed since the last two Pay Per Views.

The chatter about who will challenge Brock Lesnar seems blatant for obvious reasons, and the disappointment of not having to watch a title match is but sad for WWE fans.

Brock Lesnar's absence has put a hold on the very prospect of a title match, and the last few fights where Lesnar defended the belt have been a very short glimpse of what Brock Lesnar can do in the ring. While Brock's reign might be inching closer to 450 days, it's pretentious to call him the longest reigning champion in real terms.

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#3 The UFC prospect

UFC 200: Lesnar v Hunt
UFC 200: Lesnar v Hunt

The UFC prospect is very vital for the establishment of Brock Lesnar as a beast. The idea that Brock Lesnar is someone who has had real wrestling experience is both exciting and satisfying. Brock Lesner's natural body built and beast like personality only adds value to the point that WWE fans love watching him in the ring. He adds that authenticity in his bouts and feels more supreme that other wrestlers in the ring.

WWE fans love watching him in action and the Beast Incarnate has time and again proved his ability as a WWE wrestler. The idea that Brock Lesner can be seen in UFC fighting the legends of that sport adds value to the wrestler in WWE and makes the audience wanting for his presence in the WWE ring.

Every WWE fan wants more from Brock Lesner in the ring. A fight that lasts for more than 20 minutes and the mere presence of Brock Lesner is worth every wrestling experience.

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